Word: stage
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...Fourth, that advertising is now an influential means of molding public opinion. This profession has now reached such an advanced and scientific stage in its development that it is a logical means by which the people of the country can be convinced that, contrary to their present opinion, business is really on a firm basis and that there is no cause for the present depression...
Realizing that they have much to do to reach their highest stage of development by next Saturday, the Princeton eleven discarded the usual Monday lay-off and kept on the jump until darkness made further football impossible. In the long talk before the practice, Coach Roper told his men that their work in the West Virginia game was extremely ragged, and the line must continue to improve if they were to face Harvard with any degree of confidence. He then announced that there would be a one hour scrimmage every day until Thursday...
...laugh at the moment that tears would be appropriate; whether this had anything to do with the play itself, or simply betrayed the contrary mood of the spectators is a question. However, they did have a right to laugh at the end of the first act, when two stage-hands took the curtain-call by mistake. In spite of its defective technique, then, "The Sign on the Door" is redeemed for future audiences by the excellence of the cast, and especially by the ability of Marjorie Rambeau...
...members of the University interested in the stage, as well as members of the Dramatic Club, are invited to attend the open meeting which will be held in the Trophy Room of the Union tonight at 7 o'clock. Mr. Charles Swain Thomas, an editor of the Atlantic Press, an author of a number of English books, and a noted student and critic of literature and drama will be the principal speaker. E. A. Whitney '17, a former officer of the Dramatic Club and member of the "47 Workshop," and J. W. D. Seymour '17, who directed the club...
...three principal competitions which the Dramatic Club will conduct this fall come under the business, the stage, and the acting departments. The business competition consists chiefly of sending out subscription blanks and invitations, and of soliciting advertisements for the programs. The entire publicity campaign is managed by picked men in this department. The constructing and handling of scenery both in rehearsals and in actual performances is the principal work of the stage end, which also includes the lighting department...